WikidPad

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WikidPad

Enlarge screenshot of WikidPad
Basic data

developer Michael Butscher
Current  version 2.2 (stable)
(February 15, 2014)
Current preliminary version 2.3 release candidate 02 (nearly stable)
(November 26, 2018)
operating system Windows , Mac OS X , Linux
programming language python
category Outline editor , wiki
License BSD -like
German speaking No
wikidpad.sourceforge.net

WikidPad is a free Python -based Wiki - Software to textual information with a simplified markup language structured page at a store. While wikis are usually run on web servers, WikidPad is a desktop program for Windows , Mac OS X and Linux . It does not require an additional database .

WikidPad is a kind of notepad software that automatically creates wiki links between pages. The system uses its own database to combine the individual text documents of the user into a wiki-like information system. The wiki links (the so-called "WikiWords") can be created by writing one or more words in CamelCase or by enclosing them in square brackets. This makes it very easy to create a mini wiki on a specific topic. You write data in a page, create a WikiWord, double-click on it, and another linked page is automatically opened. The wiki (or individual pages of it) can be exported in HTML format.

WikidPad was originally developed by Jason Horman, who released it under his own open source license (similar to the BSD license) in June 2005. Michael Butscher has been the main developer since October 2005.

Functions

Data format

WikidPad can store information in text form or as an SQLite database. If you save the notes as text files, you can use the program SQLite or the Python database Gadfly for indexing the data. The text data can be edited in an editor, the edits are transferred to the system.

Plug-ins

  • Graphviz - Graph Visualization software
  • MimeTex - latex formula editor

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. MimeTex